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Newspaper

Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1937

Page

3

Guns of the Holy Trinity in a wreck findings

Doctor White, Count de Corlay, and Tom observe brass culverin guns recovered from the Fourquet. They note the guns’ weight and a gummy coating, suspecting they may conceal value beyond mere antiquities. White confirms the guns are not duds, hinting at hidden significance. (TO BE CONTINUED)

Doctor White Count de Corlay Robert de Corlays Pere Et Fils Mr. Jordan Sebastien Jordan Tom Mike Fourquet White Honest Mike Martha

Miss Hester Martin Wins Recipe Endorsement

Miss Hester Martin of Whitewright receives a Certificate of Recipe Endorsement from Better Homes & Gardens for her Old Fashioned Date Pudding. The national recognition stems from a Tasting-Test Kitchen standard of dependability taste and family usefulness. The endorsed recipe lists ingredients and steps including beaten eggs sugar milk flour salt soda dates and walnuts with baking instructions and serving suggestion.

Hester Martin Whitewright Better Homes & Gardens Miss Martin

Usurious Interest Defined By Court

The Texas Supreme Court reaffirmed that written contracts charging more than 10 percent annual interest are usurious and void for the excess. The ruling involved Trinity Fire Insurance Company and Kerrville Hotel Company over $120,000 in bonds from J. E. Jarratt Mortgage Company to finance the hotel. The building contract set 7 percent interest plus a $12,000 loan handling fee, with a jury later finding part of that fee was interest.

Austin Supreme Court Trinity Fire Insurance Company Kerrville Hotel Company Bexar County J. E. Jarratt Mortgage Company

Cardus Promises Relief From Monthly Discomfort for Women

Many women report CARDUS, a medicine for women, improves appetite and digestion, increasing strength from food. Strengthened system reduces discomfort during monthly periods. Thousands praise Cardus. consult a physician if no benefit.

Cardus

Faulty Habits of Living Shorten Life

Dr Geo W Cox Texas health official warns middle aged and older adults must focus on health to extend longevity. He cites heart and vessel disease as eroding gains from infant mortality declines and urges early medical guidance and prevention to add years of usefulness.

Austin Geo. W. Cox

Two Big Rivers Vanish From Texas Lands

Texas reports two large rivers, the Nueces and the Frio, that sometimes flow only to a certain spot and then abruptly stop. N. P. Turner Jr., engineer for the

Texas Planning Board Balcones Uvalde County Turner Austin Texas Nueces Frio N. P. Turner Jr

Pair of spectacles described by lecturer sparks audience joke

A lecturer recounts sights seen abroad and remarks on unforgettable spectacles. A witty audience member asks where to obtain a pair, explaining she frequently misplaces hers.

Date Set So Father Knows Exact Moment Of Death

A terse exchange notes a judge instructing a father to know the exact year month and day of his death. The line echoes a courtroom moment where a judge tells him he should be aware of the precise time and date.

Yassuh

Amateur Rivalry Sparks Campus Gossip

A witty campus exchange notes a football star feeling blue as a sophomore asks about his father sending money. The dignified senior confirms the rumor, adding that the star’s father reportedly writes for funds.

Portly man at circus seeks seat amid elephant crowd

A portly man apologizes to a woman as he tries to reach his seat at the circus. She suggests he may have stepped on her foot, noting that the elephants are still outside. The brief exchange captures a light moment amid the event.

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